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4. SAD ACCIDENT.

Tue lay morning last while GIN
ming On Judge Belts farm about
three miles North East Of town Mr..
Alfred Brandon bad the misfortune
to get bis left hand and arm caught
in the gin and 50 badly cut and in
iGre as to necessitate auputstion at
the elbow. Drs u ment ana Shelby
were summoned and performed the
operation successfully and ski lfuly.
A this writing the patient is reports
&c to be resting easy vita most
favorable Indications Of recovery.
Mr. Brandon is highly esteemed for
bis worth aud kindly qualities by all
bis nsighbos and aCqu'iutaucas a d
the news Of his painful and sad mis-
hap cslled flth general regret nnd
sympathy.
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Lost BreaS'p pin.

Sunday Sept. 4, somewhere on
Madison, Gate or Franklin SIS. be
tween Frank Benlles's residence and
the Post office. This hraastpin had a
gold back on a white stone .mousted
with gold buckle through which pass
es a sort OF banner, containing three
stars.
The finder will be rewarded by
leaving the breasipin at the GAZETTE
office, or at Mr.. Frank Bentleys.
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Religious Services

Tomorrow. Sunday, will be an in
teresting day of services at the A. NJ
E. church, Rev. F. r. Saith Pastor.
It is also the occasion OF the Quarter
ly meeting.
Love Feast" will be observed at
the II o'clock morning service Sac
rament at 3 O'Clock in the afternoon
and preaching at night at 5 o'clock,
Rev. ". Fl. Nixon p. f officiating.
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MUSIC LESSONS.

desire to inform the public that
| am prepared to give music lessons
Instrumental and vocal, piana or or
gan, either at NY house or by calling
at the residences Of pupils. Reason
alba rates, furnished On application.
Patronage cordially solicited.
Respectfully.
WILLIAM L. RILEY.
7-3n-.f Huntsville. Ala.
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MARvELs OF POPULARITY

in seasonable styles at low figures. am
reaching out for more trade with irresis
tible inducements high above and far be-
yond the whisper OF competition or COM
parison, Come and see for yourself at
DAN SCHIFFMAN'S,
The Leader in Styles.
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:opening OF Rust institute.

The old and favorite educational
institution, Ru Institute, opened
last Monday under most favorable
ana encouraging prospects NJ sue
cessful session, Many seats were
filled, ard many more spoken fer by
advanced pupils from abroad who
viii enter shortly
Huntsville gazette., 1887-09-10
VIVA. The Gazette Wants to See

Cheap coal.
The scho, Is fu
Children kept off the streets.
Good weather for harvesting.
Cotton command good prices.
A Fountain in the Court yard.
A choir at the M. E. church.
Work begin on the Z. s, build
ing.
Our churches lift their collections
properly.
Names of the streets placed on the
corner or streets lamps.
The Suburban streets better laid
off, openea and kept.
The south fence Of the colored
Cemetery moved ont to its proper
place.
The choirs of our churche srevived,
enlarged and improved.
Young Campbell's murderer caught
and hanged.
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Iri!!i5orhooI p! \c*'.@ and Gos:s:'p.
Corrected Weekly

~~-N-~>>~>~>> >~-~>>> ,>>~-----~>~ ~~~--~>--->>~'
City schools open Mon lay.
School bel's a,e ringing.
Cotton picking progresses lively.
improvements are the order OF
,tae aay.
The music Of the hammer aud
ihe slw is heard in all parts Of Of the
city.
Mr.. Nelson Hepdley has much
improved his residence ia the Grove
Oy remodeling and adding another
building. The job twas satisfactorily
completed by one of our most expert
colored contractors. Mr.. Frank
NcCravy.
The largest and cheapest lire of
school books kept iu the city will be
found at
MURRAY x SMITHS.
Decatur has new Daily. The
Decatur Morning Journal" edited
Vi AIR. G. W. Buck, formerly Of the
8'chester n. Y. Express.
@ihe cheapest place to buy your
school Books and school Supplies at
MURRAY & SMITHS;
The Bowler Literary of the Nj.
Z church anl the Ladies Education
Aid Society of the 2nd G. P.
'oarch held thei. usual meetings at
,'s'r respective meeting places Mon
NY and 1oe-h4y esenings. Tnere
we're interesting programmes ren-
Vsfed. Toey holi their nsnsl meet
l05s next wetk.
Mr.. Waiter r ybinsop aud Miss
'ophie Ote were uniird il marriage
At the Episcopal chure., Tuesday
s'.ning,
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TOWARD UNIVERSITY.
WASHINGTON, ID. u.
THE PEOPLES INSTITUTION.

THE PEOPLES INSTITUTION.
Open to ALL RACES and BOTH SEXES.
The INDUSTRIAL, NORMAL. PREPARATORY
aud COLLEGE, DEPARTMENTS will open Sept
Is, 1886, aud the THEoLoGIcAL DTPART
mENr, October /. Tuition Free. For fnll
particulars address.
J. h, JOHNSON. Secretary.
THE LAW DEPARTMENT..
VIII open Sept. Is Able Faculty. Tniion
Cheap. Address. PRUF. J. h. SMITH.
Secretary, 532 Sth St, n. W.
THE MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.
Which Includes Dental and Pharmaceu-
zeal Conrses), Will open Oct, /. Superior
dvantages. Terms very low.
Address. PRoF. G. c. PURVIS. NJ. j.
Secretary, Ills l2th Street, n. w
Washington D. G.
Particular inducements offered to those who
are prepared To enter the Theological Depart
ment, for which a good English education is
necessary. students taken Of All denomina
tions.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-09-10

-Cspt Jno W. Grayson lea Mis-
Ci arity G. Prnl4td to the attn Sept.
7, near Tra, Il.
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| am the leader in the latest styles and
the guiding star for fall bargains in mems
and boys clothing and gents furnishing
goods.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-09-10
Tie IEsFFe 8~s.

In comparing the rep ort Of the census
enumeration of school children recently
taken with that Of 1881, we find the fol-
lowing figures;
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LOCAL RAILROAD SCHEDULE.

Passenger Train No. |, arrives at
Huntsville. (going vest at l0:45 ?. m.
Leaves at IO:o0
Passenger Train 10. ,, arrives
going East at o;o9 a. m'
Leaves at 600 a. m.
Passenger Train No. 3, arrives
going Vest at l:l0 p. m.
Leaves at l:l5
Passenger Train No. 4, arrives
going East at 800 p. m.
Leaves 4 0:O0
Huntsville gazette., 1887-09-10
J. r. JOHNSON. Secretary
THE LAW DEPARTMENT.
THE MEDICAL DEPARTMENT

CENTR4L TENNESSEE COLLEGE. This school has
0the English Normal Academic Scientific
Collegiate Musical, Theological Medical, Den
tai Law, and Industrial departments. Enroll
ment last year iS2, about thirty teachers in the
various departments. Next session begins Sept
18th. Expenses from $50 TO $40, per month
For Catalogues Vc. Address,
REV. J. BRADEN.
Nashville Tenn.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-09-10

Fine Goods and Low Prices DO tn
Work.
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CARTER & BINFORD.

Office on Franklin Street South Of p s.
Office, no stairs in GAZETTE flee.
All colored persons and others Who have
Real Estate fur SAFE, or wishing t0 buy
may find it 70 their advantage 70 consul
them at tonce. Parties having dads mort.
cages, contracts, ETC.. fe write, can bs ac
commodated By calling at our office.
CARRIER i BINr0
Hun-sYiip AIt
Huntsville gazette., 1887-09-10

VISITORS SURPRISED! BUYERS ALL
DELIGHTED.
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DIED,

ybURKLkY. Suddenly ,of mempsynous Group. ss q
YSss .sa ssS baiss .ss :ss
faneSi p .sss place from the rss'asses Of h,s r.
~ ssasga 4 ss., S ssa:s s
q John T. and Ssrsstrt Lys. Doaslss. $50
isIa stree. M hs s;ssrnSsn. May
SAINT. Dsysxted this life after . long and painful
llnes which she bore with Christian fortitnde, on
% Sss HSrk siN S q: ss.s nv .sr q E:
Farewell dear mother long farewell
ysrsweii, All NE .h..i mes, s,.an:
Til we shall meet st jesus fees,
Where parting Is NO more
wssiS,: Given .,. isy ed Ins e., token
FROM Oh her marble iorrhcsd.
Br Hsa pAueurxaa
Funeral on Thursday Msy 9th, .. thres eleck pm
friend. are respectiaiiy invited to sttcnd =.
HOOVER May "a. 1857. at l. 10 q m. MILTON
ns H Rom M ms s lS s 1857 vssn. ave.
G nas nsSi.si ii ssSst p M 'Hna County
EGakSfk. vi. Of ihcmss " ssSss sssd sSirts.ss:
years.
How would spring with bated breath.
And Joy toe deep tor word Ut srli,
"a sf encs s s sars 70 1 os ~. from Seih
Funeral from o3e street southwest, "Wednesday
BETH q. sHAtFIELD. Oeo,ed wife Of Jos.ph 4
Fun,ra viii tAke place from iser lrte residence 40
street northwest. Wednesday. at pm. Friends
and relatives invited ~ attend.
TwoMEY. On May 2, 1887, younepSt son Ut Danisl
and Kste Twoiney, ared Elk weeks,
Funeral troin his laleiIts n sadeDce. Third
aud L streets southwest "Wednesday, Aisy Z, at
O'Clock.
wAyS0N. Map I'd, 1877. at . 10 a,n., Mira SUSAN
WAY son wife of he late Edward so i ths sixty
sixth year vi her
Funeral viii ts1e place from her late Residences. sls
Seventh street southeast, on Thursday, May 3, nj
O'Clock pm. Friends aud relatives reslstiuil,
vited attend. tlsaltmore Sun ard Cambridge Md,
psl,erp coiyl &c
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have been issued by Inspector Entwisle as follows:
9. 8. Cox, to erect brick dwelling No. 14O2 New
Hampshire avenue northwest; $4,000. G. N.
70 fw1 sk nos and
to alter house on Harrison street. Anacostfa; s1OO
Chas Becker, to alter No. 1857 32d street, West
brick dwellings, numbered 500 eli and eis Sd
street northwest: $4,000. o. E. Duny, erect
eight brick tenements on B street southwest;
Numbered So ana Sc Street soa I1Ss
]: Moran. to erect brick dwelling, numbered 800
ssss twe ppst o9S sS
street northwest; =. 0OO w. A. Torrey, to aite,
No. 1401 9th street northwest; 1900. H. Maine,
Meyers, to alter No. e5s Pennsyys si ave svenus
southeast; $3.50.
RECEIPTS FROM TAXES ETC.,
curing the month OF April: Realty tax 1887,
ta1. Sic sls7; penalties sssss 8; advertsiu q
1855 SCI licenses slo, ss7sl: permits and certid-
R71es; Police Court iines' ss,1Rso; or rent s q
district Of columbia property. $500: INSECT
!aneo1s, seoo.ee; water fund, $3.50 s-total,
MISCELLANEOUS.
There were 167 new houses erected during the
month Of april against LIS for the same period Of
In accordance with an opinion BY specia, Az.
ststant District Attorney Padgett published in
THE star 40 OF april 2sthl the District Commits
K Il OF L. that they have no means OF compelling
the cessation OF labor in bake-house on sunday.
W. II. Schwar has been appointed Temporarily,
an Inspector in the District engineer department,
vice Reilly, temporarily detailed, to take enect
The proposal Of Elias Z. Barnes to furnish the
DlSsr1ct With 600 yards Of earth at the rate Of
nve cents per cubic yard has been accepted by the
Commissioners.
The sum OF So has been ordered by the Commits.
HOnerS 70 oe paid VIM. f. Hodge for injuries to his
horse caused by its falling into sewer In the alley
near 18th and 9 streets
ASSAULTED A VETERAN PoLICRAAN.-Last night,
AZ Inc FISHING Ciuo picnic at Carrys Garden, SOW.
erai men, who had been drinking too much, were
taking loud, and Officer Sebastian went after
them ana told them to keep quiet. One OF the
cr0wo salo ne "be Id il he would stop" and
Pulle0 on MS coat 10 fight. During the discussion
the crowd gathered about the Officer and the lat
ter placed the would-be fighter under arrest Sergt
Mchenry one OF the oldest and st-knoWn ofi1cefs
OF the police force, went over to help scatter the
cIOWo, When young man came from behind and
StIucK nlm on the jaw with some weapon, prOba-
ply blackjack, and Knocked the onicer senso.
less. inc young man was subsequently arrested
Dy Omcers Sebastian and Nicholson and taken to
tne axth precinct station, where he gave his name
as Frank jackson, but the ofdcers say his name II
lawns He was released on $40 collateral for hil
appearance In the Police Court this morning. He
1alieo 20 appear In court when the care Was called
ana MS coAAteral was forfeited
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FIRST DAY q THE RACES.
Lively Scenes At IVY City.
FINE DAY, Fam ATTENDANCE Akp GOOD TRACK.

fhe interest felt In the races WAS manifested BY
tne presence OF hundreds OF persons ct the Ivy
Clty track early this morning. BY 5 O'Clock, VS.
itors anxious to see the horses at their work. be-
gan TO arrive. They came in carriages and bug
gleS ana on horseback. BY : o'clock four Or I'VE
hundred persons many OF them ladies, were gath
ereu ABOUT the club house Quafter-stretch and In
many TO forsake their ceuches for an early drive,
ana the racescourse was the point OF interest.
the opening day Of the meeting brought out =
very falr attendance. From noon up to o'clock
every train went out crowded, even the aisles OF
but the sport was good, and lovers OF fine racing
turned out In numbers. At the track there was q
breeze which came ccross the fieids that some
was the fayorite, but In held 81 fifteen the RAGS
and so was Brambleton.
mn IN the mutuas Romp. Rosetta, Plunger. village
Soy, Count, Luna and Germania were sold In the
The handicap was naturally the event of NEST
interest. The entries had been scratched until
oAy elght starters were left, but that was enough
the call on the betting, but Barnum and Barch had
packers. There was quiet tip cut on Boar; 1t had
been whispered that at daylight this morning he
mounts were Burch in the third race and Omaha
In the fourth. In the latter Omaha was a hot
Scratches-Nat Goodwin and Brittanic in the
second race, and VfntUn In the ffth.
Pasha Wins the First Race.
First race-Purse $500, OF which 500 to sec
ond, for all ages, five MISREPRESENTATION, lis
John Alexahdef, 115: pasha, lis; Bess, 113;
village Boy, log; Roundsman, 1O6; Tom Hood,
JOG; Count Luna. 1O3; Nat Goodwin, 103;
Germania, 101; Romp 1Ol, and Blessed, 101.
Pasha has won the first race. Brambleton was
second.
BETTING or THE FIRST RACE.
The betting on the FIRST race was: Hood, 3x TO- !;
Bess, 8; Brambleton and Pasha, each 8; Hopeful,
8; Plunger, Nat Goodwin, Romp, and Blessed, 10;
Alexander, Is; Rosetta, Village Boy count Luna,
and Germanic, each 20 to /.
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pnosfs,fs wH,cH savs 10 ~ SOLVED ~ ruu rTKs
EscAPR COMMISSION.
Bailiins Iaspeetor Entwistle said 20 . sfAs -
porter TO-DAY that tire nre-escsps commissaoa o.
selcped . knotty question as their mesesse -
terdsy afternoon. Il ID, what KIND q IN appnancs
can be used that Will not dsSa9,irs NE sfchitSc.
ture ef large buiidingS but Will Also answef evsry
practical Demand that may Be made 0poe u N
tine o. nv Tue ladder and platfefm 1929
one which Is likely 20 accomplish the Me- 80
most any other at fire, but &c Is an unwsaay 40
heavy affair, and n PLACED on the front OF large
building u destroys all the symmetry Of outline q
ment In the sfAh yesterday that the oommlsaoa
win not use the combined stand pipe and LADDER
ss and ssU ss saHS n ana .aSs
either OF said appliances shall be usrd "ssmay %
Approved and adopted by the committee Of ths
distinction made between an iroa nre-escaps Aso
stand-pipe. The commission VIII reqsire the coo-
esnse =, and ladder 70 be sr.cssd sa, e
eonmisaioa win require such iron fre-escape 70 b
erected g may be adopted for The use q the IN.
mates OF the building.
A REcErrIox 10 Nh. A. I. BAsssR--Nr. A. Z. Bar
Der. who recently returncd from Europe, y spend
Europe to rejoin hts family tnerc. Last evening
home, Belmoat by Mra Walker, trend, who now
Representative and Mrs.. s. 5. Cox, Mr.. r. u. War.
hei. Mt and MrS f. c. Dean, MI and Mn W. v.
Coz, MT. A 3 Worthingtou, Mrs D. O. wickhan
and Miss WickhAm.
RAnss o. THE THkRnoxErss--Tns fouowsns
M, 81; pm. rs: maximS;si 81: minimum, -
MAnnsAsu LscnNsRA-Marriage licenses have
been issued by the clerk OF the court 70 George p
Cevtngton aud sarah Ferguson; John Webb and
KATE Thomas; isnaiias Jonn.on q ~: Mays Co,
Nd, and I.irzte scott Of Charles co, Nd; 0eorUs
W. SartAaA and Laura v. King.
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EDUCATION AND TEMPERANCE
Sixth Day Of the A. M. E. Conference

~
The sixth days session df the Baltimore Confer
ence OF the A. M. e. Church at the Metropolitan
church was opened this morning, with devotional
exercises by Rev. j. F. Lane. long discussion
took place In regard to the adoption Of the report
OF the committee on education, some Of the men,
bers being opposed to the report because It rejected
upon the intelligence OF the conference After
one clause in the report was stricken out, IT was
Prof johnson Ohm Of Nashville Tenn; Rev. 9. O.
kendree, n. e. church, were Introduced to the
rnorf an Rev scn W. Arnold read the
there had been an encouraging increase in the at
tendance =" WIG "'-
Rev. ]; F.. Lane from the committee on temper.
ance, submitted report, which recommended that
ministers present the cause OF Temperance to the
people. Rev. DR.. Seaton made a report from the
committee commit on publication, which was received
mitted by Rev e: W. Mossell. In the case Of Rev.
whom WAY ''~'' "e"A"S'
CHANCES or BAD TEMPER
were made, the committee to whom the case WA
referred made report generating him. The re-
port was adopted. A purse Of money was present.
ed by the Rev. Charles Bourne, OF Denton, Md, to
the widow OF Rev. MIR. Shreeves
Rev. DR.. Richardson, OF McKendree Church adj
dressed the conference on the importance OF hav.
ing the churches regularly Incorporated according
10 tne laws OF the states and he mentioned book
be incorporated.
MEMORIAL SERVICES.
The conference then held services In memory OF
the following members who had died during the
last year: Bishop R. H. Cain, Joseph P. shreeves,
Jacob Nicholson and William H. johnson.
Rev. JAS A. johnson read the memoirs and
Bishop Ward, Rev. Mr.. Mossell, Rev. Mr.. Watkins
and Rev. j. +. Lane made addresses.
The conference then adjourned.
This afternoon Rev. DR.. Newman, OF the Metro.
politan NJ. E. church. this city, delivered the mis-
SiOnary sermon.
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Knocked Senseless In Rouhd four.
l FIERCE PRIZE-FIGHT IN wEsfCHEsTER COUNTY,

NEW York, May "A fierce prfae.nght took
place early this morning In hotel at Pelham
Heights, Westminster County. The contestants
were aughey kegan, OF this city, who is tweaty.
Breslin, nineteen years Old and 126 pounds. The
terms were to Q finish, Queensbury rules, with
senseless in the fourth round, and the fight was
given to DreSlin.
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I'd EDITION.
Latest lbleglams to The Star.


The British and Russian Afghan
Ff0ntief Delegates Unyielding.
ST. PRTERsBtRG May a-The German st Peters
burg Gasette says the British and Russian
Afghan frontier delegates have refused TO make
concessions on either side and maintain harsh
son-possufnss attitude toward each other. They
have the gozette says, appointed tomorrow as
the date 1ur deciding whether the negotiations
shall continue or be terminated
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NEw BLACK GnEsAprSEs.
sEATON PERRY
o n c E II o n Z.

osuccssscr to PERRY & BaorHEnl
ELEGANT BEADED SILK GRENADINES
NEW BLACK TWISTED SILK GRENADINES At
100, $l25, AND S1-JO.
LUPlN'S SILK AND WOOL HERNANIS FROM 75e.
NEW TkfTETA SILK GRENADINES AT sLss.
eL50, e1.15. Anil 900.
GENUINE BLACK CANTON CREPE AT x1.50.
BLACK CREPE DE CaINE VRENcHD AT el76
coMfEErE Stock OF LUprN's CELEBRATED
pRlEsTIEYss- Sill SLS snl Silk WARP HENRIErrAa
IMPhkIAL sEkGEs. cLAIkEriE AND NUNS
CouETLAND's ENGLISH GRAPES AND WELLS
FULL, ASSOkTMLNT. OF LuPlNs shAwLs. IN
SPRING AND SUMMEh WEIGHTS.
NEW BLACK SURAHS. ABMUkEs AND INDIA
BoNNEf's, GuINErs AND scHRoEpER's BLACK
OACHEMIkE SILKS. RANGING FROM zoe TO
NEW ETHSE cHANrrLLY LACE NETS AND
EXTRA COOP yALUEs. IN PLAIN ANDFIGURKD
.spxiRI sthKs Az u.s. 81 s ANR q Sns
NEW KSaLIsh sUIrINas AND FRENCH HABIT
NOVELTIES In FRENCH sATEEN AND BAr1sTE
NEW LINE or IMPORTED WHITE GOODS
NOVELTIES IN PARASOLs AND UMBRkL.LA6
80 PLAIN ki9Jk.kS AND CUhiskGk kxslSxA
SEATON PERRY.
PERRY Bunpno
1ennsgavsaas ave. coz. vth e
htabnshed 1e40l apo
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Name
baltimore Markets.


BALTIMORE. MD. May 3.-viryinia sxes, con.
sodated 81; past dye COUPONS. 5G do. forties,
DIG ss sGirisi Mn. NAV co..o, sn,, NJ,
ding. 105s. Flour steady and Arm. Wheat--southern
guie. but irmi red, 98a97 amber, 97a9S; western
Nay May; sansss3a June S3aa93a July, S2f bia.
low 50aol western dull and higher mi1ed spot 4Bs.
AZ: May. 46Aa47; June, 47A4a47;6 July. Az bid
white 37a3s western mi xed 34a35. Rye nominal. 81
ao9 Hay quiet and steady-prime to choice Western.
14.O0a14. 80 Provisions quiet and steady Petroleum
steady arefned 8A. Sugar copper refined steady On
poe! per stssmef s sgl and hopr.
wheat. $4,000 bushels: corn, 5000 bushels: oats.
$4,000 bushels. Sales-wheat, 334 900 bushels:
corn, 81 900 bushels
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO. Ill, May p; m.-Cloee:. Wheat
c9rH fi G and May 50 June, ss1; july
Barley, 81 Flsxseed. LOT Prime timothy seed s.
Whisky LIS Pork steady-Cash May and June.
weak-creamery. 1Sa22; dairy. 15a21. Eggs, 10J3.
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Man RiRO.

.pR1ErN-oopMAN On "Wednesday evsnl.s Apnl
hs s;S " 9, bss si s xs
ton. u. G. IL
Mfi.fs-w1IIcox. At the resasncs Of her ssus
NEs y HaEsassR fr,~sS,cy fsst iasgs
LOUISE dstehtsr OF 0en.O. b Wiiicoa UG Army q
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FOR SALE--HOUSES

foR SALE
story and cellar brick DWELLING near Dupont
Circle. l3 rooms, z bath rooms 1aundry, &C.,
All NJ l., new and elegant. .S1oOo0
34stery brick dwelling near Iowa cffyle ON "
al m 1850
3story and cellar brick dwelling, 10th st. near
Dupon: Circle 10 rooms aud bath, ali m. l.. 13.5oo
with furniture. 1850
3stery and basement brick dwelling, near Du-
pony Circle, IL Tvofns furnace and all m. l.,
hsaosonaeiy hnishedL 11,UO0
3,story brick dwelling, with cellar, centrally
located. . rooms batE. siim.I Plce....... 1880
32,story brick dwellings, northeast section Of
city, rooms and mi. Price. sach.......... 1.4oo
An Sreem brick dwelling one square from
British Minister'S. iii MI 1900
Several very attractive and well-located new
Drick dwellinen, northwest section, rooms
AAd cellar, with all l., 90 900 and e5 400
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Two ResignatiOns.
w. B. Montgomery, the confidential secretary of
the Commissioner Of Patents, has resigned. He
will leave on the 18th for Detroit, where he will
enter the customs service. -
VIM. II. Gardiner, OF Illinois, the chief clerk Of
the Bureau OF Education, has resigned.
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TYLER RUTHERFORD,
aPoO-ot- 1926 st. NV.
F0R sALE-,NIN ROOM BRICK, 4THST. a.Es4, 500
Sx-room Brick, Columbia ~. 5000
El ld Brick 18th 4 llear loo
Two Frames, q st. SCI, each 300
Two eght-room Bricks, Vermont ave- NV ....... 1000
Sixfoon Brick, st near 18th a2bO
sayenlrs,m b trl. st near 9th
Eishtor9on Brisk. st.. near 18th. 600
ap3O.3s oSTRANDER STALEY, i4i0 Ny ave.
Fok SALE-.BusINEss PROPERTY ON 18TH,
Grapt Place 10 rooms and bath. lot 301SoD 70
It near Sth nv: is rooms and bath, &c. wv
Massaehpset.s aye. near Scot: circle, il ~0OO
80 -. i. W: HOWARD '''''
ap.5O-3t - $50 L st. NV.
EGR sA1,E-HOUsES- SPECIAL BARGAINS.
ahree-story Vrfck. 9r IN, ,lst, bet d and 4
5Htee-stofy Brck Sr NIL ,Bound'y, tn and
hhee-story Bricks Or NIL G, bet Sd and y 1860
thlee-story Bricks Or. III. l., Cd, and ne. 1900
al est 4 q HfI r. Nh, and i Sts
E0R SALE-AT A BAR4A1N.--SEALED PROPO.
sails viii be received by the undersigned. subject to
approval by the owners to and including May 18th,
1881. 1or t6St superb property, 1901 ST. w. corner
i3tn franklin Square. This property has always been
rental It's appointments are especially adapted to en-
tertaining; contains . age number Of rooms, with
SAIGON opening back nearly seventy feet. and large
stable and carriage house. 1t il of the finest prop
tracts of land Rock Creek Park for sale low g
ures. GEO. 2. GOFF, 142O New York ave- W., Room
No. IL. close to elevator. sp12-1ms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-05-03

Queen KapfOlatAi at Pistsbufk.
plrlssuke, May 3;-Queen kapiolaili and
parry arrived In Pitt5burg at Tao O'Clock this
morning. Breakfast was served In the car, and at
B o'clock the royal visitors left for washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-05-03

TALLAHAss1H, FLA, May a--The senatorial bal
l0t IN open session to-day resulted: Perry, %;
Bloxnam g; Pasco. Iii Goodrich reph Is; scat
ter1ng (au dem. z